Sentence examples for a very common consequence from inspiring English sources
Mental health problems are a very common consequence of sexual abuse.
While I understand the natural tendency to resist or push back when challenged, it is important to recognize a very common consequence of resistance, which I can best sum up with an aphorism: "What you resist, you are stuck with".
Infections (most commonly pneumonia, but also infections related to decubitus and unknown infections) were also included in this group (ICD A41, J18, N39), because aspiration, self-neglect, and sedentary lifestyle are very common consequences of late-AD symptoms.
Low back pain (LBP) is a very common disorder with consequences for the individual patient as well as for the society.
Hypoglycaemia, a very common side effect of insulin therapy, has been associated with negative short-term consequences, such as various symptoms (confusion, loss of consciousness) and cognitive-motor disruptions [9, 10].
In modern societies, work-family conflict has been becoming a very common social phenomenon, one leading to serious consequences for individuals, families, and work organizations (Jacobs and Gerson 2004; Nomaguchi 2009).
Low back pain is a very common complaint with major social and economical consequences.
This low recruitment rate is a very common feature in online trials [ 20- 22] which has serious consequences for the representativeness of a study sample [ 23].
A very common way of thinking in literary criticism is not seen as a consequence of Communism, but it is.
To the best of our knowledge, the consequences of using multimarker mTDT for a small number of data, which is a very common problem, have not been studied.
